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Personal Narrative: Broken Copyright Law
I have broken copyright law when I was in 3rd grade I wrote a paper off of a sports article and i didn’t know I was breaking any laws. When I was writing that paper I had no idea I was breaking any laws. So i went to my mom and said “ Is this a good essay for my project.” Then she said “ did you get these words from somewhere else or are these your own words.” Then I said “ I got them off of the internet.” Then she was going to ask me if i cited but she didn't and so she just said “Here I need to do something.” So she cited my paper and then after school she gave me the talk on copyright and I was just so
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